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Updates on several recruits' reactions to Miami's final official visit weekend of June.

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The visit to Miami went very, very well for Charles, as he continues to feel like a priority for the Hurricanes staff.

Says he "loves it here" and "definitely can see himself playing as a Miami Hurricane."

They brought his family to the visit, which Charles greatly appreciated.

Charles bonded with DC Corey Hetherman and feels he can fit into his scheme. Hosted by Miami D-End Booker Pickett.

Missouri, Florida, and Florida State are among the other schools still contending.

"Family-oriented" and most consistent are the factors that separate Miami from its contenders. Additionally, being coached by Jason Taylor is what stands out to the four-star.

I put in a futurecast for Miami to land Charles.

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Congdon remains locked in with Miami and has shut down his recruitment. He does not plan to take any other visits, except for game-day visits in Miami.

Other schools have not reached out to try to flip him.

Deryc Plazz was Congdon's player host and says the coaching staff and everyone involved make it feel like family.

Congdon has connected with all of his Miami classmates on the offensive line and continues to bond with his future teammates.

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The standout from IMG said he feels more and more comfortable with defensive scheme and bonded with DC Corey Hetherman over the weekend. Hetherman previously recruited Forkpa while at Minnesota, and the bond certainly strengthened over the weekend.

Although Miami is late in his recruiting process, having recently offered him, Forkpa "can see himself here now" based on the visit.

Forkpa also connected with Cristobal on the visit.

Florida and Florida State remain as primary contenders for Forkpa's commitment. The brotherhood with the players and the opportunity to play early keeps Miami's rival schools in the race for his commitment.

"DQ" said all schools are pretty even at this point, and his commitment timeline could be about a month ago and would likely shut down his recruitment after committing.

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Despite a visit to Alabama, Mallory remains locked-in with Miami. He wanted to visit the Tide "to see what they had to offer," but loves where he is at with Miami.

Other schools that continue to push for a flip are UCF, Michigan, and South Carolina but is not entertaining those schools.

He enjoyed a visit to Coach Cristobal's house and continues to try to recruit for the class. Mallory is doing his best to recruit four-star OL Breck Kolojay, four-star linebacker Duyon Forkpa, four-star edge Asharri Charles, and five-star RB Derrek Cooper.

Mallory has a strong bond with Cooper, having talked to him several times to get him to commit to Miami.

Mallory strengthened the bond with Miami RBs coach Matt Merrit and believes in the culture that Cristobal is building.

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Being close to him is a significant factor for Anderson, the Central Florida talent.

He really likes the culture, education, and the family feel the staff conveys. DBs coach Will Harris had an established bond with Anderson, who believes he can play safety and cornerback.

Anderson said Miami is a top-five school, with Louisville, Rutgers, Maryland, and Auburn still in the running, and he aims to make his commitment decision in the upcoming weeks.

Miami satisfied his critical factors of development and being connected with the staff on the official visit, and would be open to visit Miami for a game day visit regardless of whether he chooses the Hurricanes or not.

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Lopez said the team got in-depth about the offensive system and how they can use him.

The staff showed Lopez much of Xavier Restrepo, the record-breaking slot receiver, to illustrate how Lopez can be utilized.

Lopez received an offer from Miami to play basketball over the weekend and said it felt good to know that the new head coach, Jai Lucas, trusts him.

Lopez says that playing both basketball and football is a deal-breaker when it comes to his recruitment process. All of the schools are giving him the opportunity to do so.

Says Miami is near the top and will definitely try to make a decision before the season starts.

Said Miami checked off a lot of boxes before his OV to Miami, but getting a feel of the guys in the locker room increased his comfort level.

He did mention that West Virginia made the progress among his official visits. He also took visits to Florida State, NC State, and Georgia Tech

Miami is expecting a large number of talented prospects from across the country to visit during the final official visit weekend.

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And cancelling his Miami visit for now:

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after his OV. Decision in the next two months, too

and now Jackson Cantwell is in that group

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Updates from prospects visiting Miami officially for the second official visit weekend

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Miami will face Louisville in the Super Regional round of the NCAA Tournament.

The first pitch set initially for 3 PM Eastern.

For the 13th time in program history, and the first since2016, the Miami Hurricanes are headed back to the NCAASuper Regionals after edging top-seeded Southern Miss,5-4, in a thrilling winner-take-all contest Monday night at Pete Taylor Park.


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The 2025 season marks the 81st season in the program's history and the second under the direction of head coach J.D. Arteaga.

Arteaga, who is the program's all-time wins leader, played at Miami from 1994-97 before serving as an assistant for 21 years.

The Hurricanes are back in a Super Regional for the first time since 2016, seeking their first College World Series berth since 2016.

The Hurricanes lead the all-time series against their ACC counterpart, 12-11, and hold a 7-6 advantage when playing in Louisville.

The NCAA Louisville Super Regional will be the 13th Super Regional appearance in the program's history, boasting an 18-11 overall record.

Sophomore slugger Daniel Cuvet enters the weekend with 81 RBI, the sixth-most in a season in program history.

Miami boasts three All-ACC selections: Daniel Cuvet (First Team), Griffin Hugus (Second Team), and AJ Ciscar (All-Freshman Team).

Three Hurricanes also earned a spot on the Hattiesburg All-Tournament Team. Cuvet was named MVP, Griffin Hugus for the pitcher, and Max Galvin for the outfield.

Ciscar and Hugus each earned wins in the Hattiesburg Regional, helping Miami outscore opponents 38-26 across five games.

The Canes’ offense erupted for 14 runs in a statement win over Columbia during the regional round.

Miami hit .311 as a team in Hattiesburg and mashed six home runs across the five-game stretch.

Head coach J.D. Arteaga is in his second season at the helm and has already led Miami back to the Super Regionals.

Miami’s last trip to a Super Regional was in Coral Gables at Mark Light Field, where the Hurricanes took down Boston College for their 25th College World Series appearance.

Miami has qualified for the College World Series 25 times—the second-most of any program nationwide, trailing only Texas (37). The Hurricanes' four national championships (1982, 1985, 1999, 2001) are tied for the fifth-most all-time.

Canes-Gators battle brewing here?

The following prospects named Miami as one of its top schools in May

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Top 7

Miami
Georgia
Ole Miss
Oregon
Ohio State
Texas
USC

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Top 4

Miami
South Carolina
Texas A&M
Georgia

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Top 8

Miami
Oklahoma
Georgia
Nebraska
Syracuse
Clemson
Penn State
Florida

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Top 6

Miami
Auburn
Mississippi State
Louisville
Florida State
Kentucky

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Top 6

Miami
Georgia
Florida
Texas A&M
Alabama
Missouri

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Top 5

MIami
Georgia
Penn State
Clemson
NC State

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Top 6

Miami
Florida
Syracuse
Auburn
Georgia
Iowa

despite extreme circumstances

Another star-studded weekend is on tap for Miami's second official visit weekend.

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about a month ahead of his commitment date

After two straight wins in the NCAA Tournament (Hattiesburg Regional), the Miami Hurricanes will attempt to go three for three as they face regional hosts Southern Miss.

The Hurricanes, a No. 3 seed in the regional, defeated No. 2 seed Alabama 5-3 in game one and No. 4 seed Columbia 14-1 in game two.

I've been told that Miami has now entered his top four following this visit. The thinking has been that South Carolina has led with Texas surging in his recruitment and now Miami is squarely in that top group.

Official visits are wrapping up at Miami. Here are some updates on the top prospects.

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The Hurricanes, a No. 3 seed (31-24) will face the Alabama Crimson Tide (41-16) at 3:00 PM Eastern on Friday. Miami returns to college baseball’s championship tournament after last year’s 27-30 campaign that ended in the ACC Baseball Championship semifinals.

This marks Miami’s 50th all-time appearance in the NCAA Tournament and its first NCAA Tournament appearance under head coach Arteaga.

No. 1 seed Southern Miss serves as the host for the double-elimination regional, and Ivy League champion Columbia (29-17) is the No. 4 seed.

Storylines

• The 2025 season marks the 81st season in the program's history and the second under the direction of head coach J.D. Arteaga.

• Arteaga, who is the program's all-time wins leader, played at Miami from 1994-97 before serving as an assistant for 21 years.

• The Miami Hurricanes are back in the NCAA postseason for the 50th time in program history, earning a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

• This marks the Hurricanes’ first NCAA Tournament appearance under head coach Arteaga. Miami is seeking its first trip to the Super Regionals since 2016 and aiming to advance past the regional round for the first time in seven years.

• From 1973 to 2016, the Miami Hurricanes made 44 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances – tied with Florida State for the longest streak in college baseball history.

• Sophomore third baseman Daniel Cuvet has been named one of 25 semifinalists for the 2025 Golden Spikes Award – reconginzing thenation's top baseball player.

• Miami Hurricanes junior shortstop Jake Ogden has been named a semifinalist for the 2025 Brooks Wallace Award, which honors the nation's top collegiate shortstop.

• Dorian Gonzalez Jr. & Ogden combined for 50 double plays and a .968 average fielding percentage across 412 chances.

• Miami drove in 147 runs with two outs — that’s nearly 45% of total RBIs (330), highlighting their grind-it-out approach.

• Ogden reached base 42.2% of the time when leading off an inning – pace-setter mentality.

• Cuvet (First Team), Griffin Hugus (Second Team), and AJ Ciscar (All-Freshman Team) earned All-ACC recognition as announced by the ACC office on May 19

Cuvet, a Miami native ranked among the conference leadersin home runs (16), RBI (76), and slugging percentage(.707), leading the Hurricanes’ lineup throughout theyear.

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